I have 4 dogs under 10 lbs, so they are very prone to having plaque build up on their teeth. I do feed them a raw diet and they chew on antlers, but that doesn't stop everything. To use this I put a little bit on some gauze wrap that is wrapped around my finger, then I scrub their teeth. I have been using it about once or twice a week for a year. My oldest, who is almost 10 and going in for a dental next month, had the worst teeth. I would say that over the year her teeth have gotten marginally better, but more importantly they haven't gotten worse. I think consistent use of this product will help keep teeth at their current level/state, but it will not fix problems that already exist. As for flavor, I can say for certain that my cat thinks it is nasty, so I don't even try with him, but my dogs seem to really like it. They are all excited for their turn when it is time to have their teeth brushed. I have not noticed it really improving their breath. I do plan on trying other pet dental products once this runs out, but this seems like a solid option.

Well the world is still here after 2012, but this movie has some interesting almost believable ideas. Its all based on the Mayan calendar and the world just explodes with destruction on a catastrophic scale. The GCI effects are endless and very detailed. Those visual effects people really did their homework on how the viewer needs to see a realistic approach to such massive destruction. From a massive tsunami rolling a aircraft carrier into land to splitting the ground open and collapsing an entire coast into the sea! Wow! Awesome effects! They did great and it kept moving. I did not get bored at all.

I bought this book and another at the same time because they had tons of five star reviews and were cheaply priced. I have learned from this experience to read the one and two star reviews before buying. If those reviewers think this is great science fiction, they have obviously not read any great science fiction. Let me recommend Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury from the past greats, and Timothy Zahn, C.J. Cherryh, Anne McCaffrey from more recent writers.

I know everyone's body is different and all but Advocare is a scam. I'm 28 6'6'' male 30 lbs over weight. Did the 24 day challenge for a kick start and it did nothing. So that's $200 down the drain and $100 more because they push 3 bottles of catalyst on you if you work out. And they push another $100 of product on you for max phase additional supplements like carb ease and thermoplus. So they got me for $300 and tried for $400. Worked out 3 times a week 2 hours each, walked every day during lunch, drink the crazy amount of water, took everything on time, and stayed on there diet plan. After 24 days measurements and weight stayed the same. Good luck if you still choose.